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All People Who Are Living In "OH"

davey 78

bed wetter whole life

posted 08/28/2008, comment (1)

what ever you would like to call them

HELLO ALL most of the time i refer to adult brief as diapers some prefer Nappy's others call them things i call them sometimes absorbent underwear and no matter what you call them that is all they are is absorbent underwear. they have a purpose for me it is to keep my bed dry at night for some it is to keep your cloths dry during the day and i... Read more Chevron

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dkunz13

posted 03/27/2008, comments (2)

brain disorder and incontinence

I will soon be 59 years old and have incontinence.the incontinence is from a brain disorder like ADD.not only do I still wet the bed I also have had sum day time wetting accidents.I have found out that useing a external catherter helps keep my bed dryI also use a protective undergarment to help keep my pants dry.

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Daniel

posted 01/08/2008, comments (18)

Where can I get cloth diapers and plastic panties that don't cost an arm and a leg?

I have been wearing and using diapers most of my life. Big deal. I wish I could afford cloth diapers and plastic panties. I hate disposable diapers!

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